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This comes across like you read the first part of his post without reading the final part because he pretty much says exactly this.

Not to mention his right was still down when he initiated the catch and the ball never moved. It was a catch

I'm not so sure. To me it's more like the hard evidence that Belichick is no longer the same man. Age changes us, he is no longer the GOAT competitor he once was. Dude should have stayed retired with the media gigs.

As of right now, Vrabel and it's not even close. Belichick is a shell of himself. If we are talking careers it's Belichick. That's the only correct answer IMO

So basically what you are saying, is that if you were a good wr not past your prime you could learn the system.

70+ year old HC dont work on the professional level. Even Pops in the NBA with Wemby was still putting up losing seasons every year. Now the SAS are sitting at 5-2 to open the season without an elderly man running the show.

No but it shows that Maye needs to make better decisions when facing top defenses like that. Especially as the game wears on the oline gets more tired, he needs to start looking for the quick out. The OP brought up a real point.

That was always a terrible trade, even in the moment because Mo Sanu was worth nothing more than 5th rd pick. Especially terrible since the 49ers only gave up a 3rd and a 4th rd pick to get the better Emmanuel Sanders plus a 5th rd pick at the same time

Whats funny is no one here is actively routing for Belichick to fail. Like if he went on to win every single game of his remaining college career no one here would be upset. It just doesnt matter as he is no longer the HC of NE and his coaching isnt even relevant since its not even in the NFL...

You are both correct.

No I liked Branch just fine but he wasn't on the same level as a Troy Brown, Wes Welker, Julian Edelman, or a Randy Moss. Branch was never a #1 WR that commanded the attention of a Defense. Its why Belichick was right for trading him away for a first rd pick. Branch wasn't worth the contract...

I specifically said 1st and 2nd rd. Try again. Bethel Johnson over Anquan Boldin Chad Jackson over Greg Jennings Telling Ozzi Newsome not to trade up for Julio Jones because Jon Baldwin was the same player Taking Aaron Dobson over Keenan Allen Nkeal Harry over AJ Brown, Deebo Samuel and DK...

If I was a GM and was looking to draft a WR in the first 2 rounds I would pay good money to Belichick to ask him who he would draft and take whoever he didnt have on his list. Worst GM at drafting WRs in NFL history.

And the Eagles just won the superbowl paying for 2 elite WRs, an Elite RB, and a very good TE. Building a complete roster is the goal. Whether you fill those spots through the draft or FA you need a complete team to win. Not wanting to upgrade a position because it didn't work for team is...

Well it is for the integrity of the game afterall

From OTC. Here is Diggs For Comparison here is Diggs. So AJ would be cheaper than Diggs the next 2 seasons.

The Pats have a ton of cap space and their QB and LT are rookie contracts. This is the time you can spend money on a WR like AJ Brown. Compensation is the real question though. For a 2nd rd pick I think AJ Brown is well worth it. With maybe a conditional mid round pick.

Maybe it was mutual. Maybe he wants to fire Mike McDaniel and was told no

AJ was also a big Pats fan growing up. He wanted to be drafted by NE to play with Brady